Former Ahold Execs Get Fines and Suspended Sentences
May 23, 2006
Cees van der Hoeven and Michiel Meurs, the former CEO and CFO of Ahold, were found guilty of fraud in a Dutch court. The men were fined $290,000 each for their roles in an accounting scandal that nearly bankrupted the company.
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